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Mitosis
Diploid to Diploid, growth and repair
Meiosis
Diploid to Haploid, reproduction
Both create new cells
Similarities of mitosis and meiosis
Cephalization
The concentration of sense organs and nerve cells at the anterior end
Sponges
Animals with no true tissues
mesoderm
the middle germ layer, develops body cavity and organs
Endoderm
the inner germ layer, forms into the lining of the digestive tract
ectoderm
The outer germ layer, forms the outermost layer of the organisms
Acoelomates
no true body cavity
coelom
true body cavity lined with mesoderm
pseudocoelom
body cavity with endoderm and mesoderm
cushions the suspended organs, acts as a skeleton, enables internal organs to grow and move independently
three main functions of a body cavity (___,___,___)
morphological
Relating to the form or structure of living things
Sexually
Do animals mostly produce asexually or sexually?
Diploid
Does diploid or haploid stage dominate an animals life cycle
Collagen
What is the most abundant protein found on the external cell membranes of animals
Multicellular
are animals multicellular or unicellular organisms
reduces competition for food and habitat,deters predators
reasons that it may be beneficial for a species survival to have a larval stage (___,___)
Eukarya
Domain in which animlas are classified
Animalia
Kingdom in which animals are classifed
Heterotrophic - Ingests food and uses enzymes to break it down
mode of nutrition of animals (___-____)
phylogeny
the evolutionary history of lineage
Morphology
the study of the forms of things
metamorphosis
The process of transformation from an immature form to an adult form in two or more distinct stages.
Hox genes
A unique homeobox containing a family of genes that control the expression of many genes and play important roles in the development of animal embryos.
Larvae
A sexually immature, morphologically distinct form to an adult organism that will eventually go through metamorphosis.
tissue
Groups of similar cells that act as a functional unit